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Cuisina
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
10. Do not
pl~cc
c,n or
ncdr ,I
hot
g~j
or
electric
burner or in
;I
heated
oven.
11. Do not
move entlre unit
vllcn
~~pplimcr is
on
or u hen thermal
c.lrdfc
contain\ hot liquids.
12. Prior to
connectinp
or
disconnectiny
plug
from
aall outlet,
rum all
controls to “OFF”.
13.
Do not use
appli.mce lor
other
than
intended
purpw.
.\ppli.uwr is
ior
houwhdd
use nnlv.
14. \\‘.\KSIS(;: ‘Ii)
rrducr
risL oi fire
or
rlrcti-k-d
shock, do not rcnww
hottom cover. _Yo uwr-
scrviccahle part5 are
inside.
Krpir >hould
he
done t)!- .luthorizril
prrsonnrl
OIIIJ-.
1 i.
Special
Inwvction\
for the thrrd
cx.tir:
4.
The
thermal c.~rafe
is
dcsipd
for
UIC
\\ith
this appliance only It
Inust
ne\er he
uwd
with
an!-
other
drlptyx co&r nd.zr.
on
3 ranye top or in 3 nucro\\
.ix
e 01 en.
R.
Do not w J hot
thernd carafe
on .I
act
or
cold
w&e.
Do not put
therd c.u-de
in
n ater. Do
not
pl~e
on hot
w&e.
C.
Do not ux A
crded
thernd
car.&
or
J
thernd
cxde hxiy J
loose or wArnc‘J
l~udle.
It’glass
liner should
hreal;.
do not
co~isu~i~e
hever3Fe.
I). Do not
ckm
therm4 cxdfe wrh
clexwr~.
strel v
ool pdt,
or
ahrakc
mxerial.
Do
nor
plxe
sharp or
had
ohlrct\ in
the
thermal
cx&.
SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
HOUSEHOLD USE
ONLY
WARNING RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK
A
The
lightning tl,t\h with ,,rron he3d sphol. u ithin in rquil~xrr~d
trimgle. i\
intrdd
to
,tlrrt
the
uwr
to the
presence of uninsul~~ted
“dangerous wlt.ipc” u
ithin the product’~
enclosure
th.ir
IILI! Ix
oi
\ufficient
lllcl~llihlde
tn constitute .I risk of
tire
or
electric ,hocl,
to
perwn9.
A
‘I‘he escl.inidtion
point u
ithin JIM equiLxer~J triqle
is intended to .drrt
the uw
to the
prewnce
of
iniport.int
oprrdtin,
(r end mdintenwce (sen icing) inauction\ m the litrrxurr
xwmipaii~ in?
the
,~pplimcr.
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SPECIAL CORD SET
INSTRUCTIONS
A short power-supply cord is provided to reduce
the risk of becoming entangled in or tripping
over a longer cord. Extension cords are available
and may be used if care is exercised in their use.
If an extension cord is used, the marked electrical
rating of the extension cord should he at least as
great as the electrical rating of the appliance, and
the cord should be arranged so it will not drape
over the countertop or
tabletop
where it can he
tripped over or pulled on by children.
NOTICE:
This appliance has a polarized plug (one hlade
is wider than the other). To reduce the risk of
electric shock, this plug is intended to fit into a
polarized outlet only one way. If the plug does
not fit fully into the outlet,
re\-erse
the plug: If
it still does not fit, contact a qualified
electrtcian
Do not attempt to modify the plug in any
way.
UNPACKING
INSTRUCTIONS
Place the box on a large, sturdy, tlat surface.
Lay
the box on its side. Slide the Packaged unit out
of the box. Remove the foam insert and the
cardboard insert. Sow remove the carafe from the
coffee maker. Carefully lift the coffee maker from
the remaining inserts. Remove the plastic bag from
the coffee maker.
1Ve
suggest you saw all packing
materials in the event that
future
shipping of the
machine is needed. Keep all plastic hags
alvay
from
children.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Important
Safecguards
P.1
cnpacking
Instructions
p.2
Introduction
p.2
Coffee Preparation
p.3
About the Thermal Carafe
p.4
Cleaning and
A\laintenance
P.4
Features and Benefits
p.’
\\arranty
p.T
INTRODUCTION
The Cuisinart” r\utomatic Breu and Serve Coffee
Maker is a coffee lover’s dream. It delirers the
freshest coffee in the
v-orld.
The secret? The
patented lid. Coffee brews and pours without
anyone ever opening the lid. Flavor and heat are
sealed in. Fill the reservoir with water, put in y-our
filter, add ground coffee and press the “OS”
button. In minutes, you’ll have a
wonderhdly-
fresh pot of coffee.
\\e
know the Cuisinart’
Anomatic
Brew and Serve
lvill
bring
you years
of pleasure.
Sothing
is more
C.
satishing than a rich cup of
your fworite brew.
WARNING,
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)
A
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE
A
REPAIR SHOULD BE DONE BY AUTHORIZED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY
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DESCRIPTION OF PARTS
Your thermal carafe coffee maker brews fresh,
filtered coffee in minutes. It can also
casilp
heat
water for instant beverages. The thermal carafe
contains a vacuum glass inner liner which delivers
heat retention superior to other containers used
with drip
coffee
makers and allows the retention
of full coffee flavor.
Reservoir Cover
l‘hermal Carafe
Swing-Out Filter
Basket
Brew-Through Lid
1Vater
I
.evel
Indicator
Pause 6i Serve
On/Off Snitch
Platform
Cord Storage
PREPARATION FOR USE
Before first use, clean the thermal carafe
coffee maker by completing a brew
cvcle
as described below
wthout
using coffee
or coffee filter.
COFFEE PREPARATION
1. Place coffee maker on a solid flat surface.
Plug into
12OV
outlet.
2. Open thermal carafe lid in direction of
“OPEN” arrow. Fill thermal carafe with cold,
fresh water. Open hinged water resewoir
cover; pour water into reservoir opening.
Markings on
yater
level indicator show
amount of water needed to make desired
number of cups of coffee.
TO AVOID O\‘ERFLOM; DO SOT FILL
ABO\‘E S-CUP MARK.
Close reservoir cover.
3. Before thermal carafe is returned to platform,
prewarm carafe by running warm water
through carafe. If warm water is not run
through carafe, when hot coffee flows into
carafe during brewing cycle, the glass liner
may crack due to the temperature change.
Pre-warming carafe will help keep coffee
warmer, and also prevent glass liner from
being damaged.
4.
7.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Return carafe lid to thermal carafe. To close lid,
turn it in direction of “CLOSE” arron until it
fits tightly on carafe, and
“POL-R” arrou-
is
aligned
wth
spout.
Keturn empt+
thermal
carafe to platform. Be certain thermal carafe
lid is in “Cl.OSED” position and is securely
in place during brew
cycle.
Open filter basket hy grasping basket
handle and SH inging outward. Insert a filter
into filter hasket; make sure filter fits snu&-
in basket. Use a fresh filter for each caraf;
of coffee.
Mter
placing 2 level tablespoons per cup of
ground
cotfce
into cone filter, return basket to
closed position. To ensure safe operation, make
sure basket is closed securely
\$>th
thermal carafe and basket securely in
place, press
“OX”
button; red LED
nil1
light.
CAUTION: Coffee maker becomes rery
hot during brew cycle; handle
with
extreme
care as hot parts and escaping steam
may
cause burns.
The Brew-Through lid allows coffee to drip
from coffee maker through closed lid. \Vhen
coffee has completely stopped dripping into
thermal carafe and aater level indicator is
empty, brew cycle is complete.
[{hen
dripping
stops,
BrewThrough
lid will seal so coffee
freshness and temperature are preserved.
An audible “beep” tone
will
signal when brew
cycle is complete. Coffee maker
uill
switch
off automatically
After coffee grounds have cooled, carefullr
open filter basket and discard used coffee
<er
and grounds. To remove filter basket from
coffee maker, (A) grasp basket handle and
wing
basket outward, and (B) with basket in far right
position, lift up and pull basket hinge.
Brew-Through lid allons coffee to be poured
with lid in “CLOSED” position so coffee
freshness and temperature can be preserved.
NE\TR POUR LIQLTD FROM
THERVAL
C.iRFE
LXLESS LID IS
IN “CLOSED” POSITIOS.
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CORD STORAGE
A cord storage area is built into the base of the
coffee maker so the desired length of cord can
be used.
PAUSE & SERVE
This feature allows a cup of coffee to be poured
before brew cycle has finished. Carefully remove
thermal carafe, and the Pause &
Sene
feature will
be
automaticallv
activated,
temporarilv
stopping
tlow
of coffee into thermal carafe. Return thermal
carafe to platform immediately after pouring
coffee, and the brewing process
will
resume.
IMPORTANT: Carafe must be returned to its
!
osition within 30 seconds to prevent filter basket
rom overflowing.
SOTE:
Strength of coffee poured mid-cycle
may
vary from finished brew.
CAUTION: During brew
cycle,
basket must be
closed securely since basket in improper position
ma)- cause hot water or coffee to overflow.
PRECAUTIONS
1. Do not place a cloth or otherwise restrict
airflow
beneath coffee maker.
2.
To avoid accidents, make sure thermal carafe lid
is in “CLOSED” position during brewing and
while pouring; do not pour in the direction
of people.
3.
[{hen
pouring,
use
thermal carafe handle oni!.
4.
C;\CTION: Burns
mav
result from spilled hot
liquid and/or contact
with
hot parts.
THERMAL CARAFE
PRECAUTIONS
lour
thermal carafe contains a
vxuum-sealed
double glass inner liner. Improper use
nil1
damage
the liner. Please follow these instructions:
1.
Clean inside of carafe with lukewarm water.
Turn carafe upside down to dT.
2.
Sever clean inside of carafe
Jvith
a hard
implement, scouring pad or other abrasive
cleaners; rinse only with water. Scratches in
the glass
may
cause glass liner to
u-eaken
and
break over time.
3. Sever insert vour hand into carafe for cleaning.
_\
damaged
giass
liner can cut your hand and
cause serious injuries.
4. Never
stir inside of carafe with a spoon or
other utensil.
5.
Sever fill carafe to the rim. Fill to a
ma.ximum
of one inch from the top of liner.
6. Before adding
very
hot or
s-cry
cold liquid to
. .
carate, lust
rmse with
uarm
or cold water,
depending upon
u-hat
is being prepared.
Otherwise, sudden temperature change could
damage glass liner.
7. Never use ice cubes in carafe.
8.
Sever
fill carafe
with
carbonated be\-eraprs.
9. Sever drink directly from
carafe. ;Ua-al-s
check
beverages for broken glass before drinking.
CLEANING AND
MAINTENANCE
Daily
;Uways
unplug coffee maker and allo\\ to cool
before cleaning.
11:ash
filter basket in hot,
suds\
water. Rinse inside of thermal carafe with
lukewarm water.
\Vipe
coffee maker and outside
of thermal carafe
Gth
damp cloth and dm
Se!-er
put coffee maker or thermal carafe in water or in
the dishwasher. For hard to
remo\-e
stains, use a
plastic mesh pad or a cloth dampened in vinegar.
Do not use metal cleaning pad or ahrasire cleaners.
Monthly
Jlinerals
found in
wter
can clog coffee maker or
reduce its efficiency. To prevent this, till therm4
carafe with 2 cups
vinegar. ,idd
cold
aster
to top.
Pour water/x-inegar mixture into reservoir opening.
Place empty thermal carafe
(with
lid
secureI!-
closed) on platform and press “OS;” button.
-tier
waterltinecar
mixture has been
cvcled
through.
press “OF8” button. Rinse
b!-
cycling through
2
or 3 more carafes of plain cold tap eater. Do not
pour any liquid other than cold tap I\ ater or
water/vinegar mixture into reservoir opening a-hen
cleaning.
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FEATURES AND BENEFITS
1
.Patented
Lid:
Allows
coffee to brew into and be poured
from carafe without o
xnin
or
ad’usting.
’
Keeps
coffee hot and
aver
1
for
h. !u-h
ours.
PAeservoir
Cover:
Simply lift to
fill
with water.
Close cover once water has
been
added.
3. Filter Basket:
Swin
of co
!
s open for easy insertion
fee
filter.
4. Water Window:
Magnified markings indicate
water needed to make
corresponding cups of coffee.
5. Thermal Insulated Carafe
6. Brew Pause (not shown)
Stops flow of water from basket
when carafe is removed from heater
plate so a cup can be poured
during brewing cycle.
7. Cord Storage (not shown)
Unused cord is easily H rapped under
base to keep counter neat.
6. On/Off Switches
0
5
9. “ON” Indicator Light
Illuminates when power is on.
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This
warrants
is
available
to consumers
onlv,
Ki,u
are a consumer if
You 0~1
n 3
Cui5inart.
Automatic Brw and
S&xx
Coffee .\Ial;er that
MXS
purchawl at retail for personal, family or
houwhold USC‘. Escept a\ orhen+ ise
required under
applicable
statr law, this u-arranv is not
a~~ilahle
to
retailer5 or other
commerci~~l
purchasers or owners.
\ii: awxnt tha \vur CuiGwt
.\utomatic
Bre\r
dnd
Sen c‘ Coffer
.\I&r \t
ill he free of
defects
in
mClterial
or worlmanship under normal home
uw
for three
!.ear\
from the date of
ori+xll lmrchaw.
\\‘c suppt that
1
OII complete and
return the
enclowd L\ .irr;intl\. resi5tr,ition c.lrd promptI!-
to
fxilitatc
\eritication of the date
ofclriginal
purchw.
I
Io\\evcr. return
of
the
\\-arrant!
reymmm II
not .I
condmm
ot
thw I\ .vr.unie\.
If
!-our cotkfccm~ker
jhoultl
pr,n c
to Ix
defecti\ e
within the warranty
prriod, we
will repir
it
(or.
it’w think
it
neces~ry. repl,lce
it) without
chary to \
ou. ‘Ii) oht.lin u xran~ w-1 ice. plcnse
call our
(1on5umer
Srn
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dt
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or 1, rite to:
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diid
.iccur.ic! ot‘\-c,ur
return. ple,iw ~150 enclo~2
S10.00 f01-
Aipping
,intl hdntllin~
or
the
product
((Xic1rni.i
t&dents
nct‘d onI\- suppI\
proof of
purch,lrc ,md 4lould
Gill
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he \ure to include .1 return
.iddrc5s.
dewiption
of the product defect. product
wrl.il
nmnher ,mtl ,In!
other
inforni;ltlon
pertinent to
the
product’\
return.
I’lcaw pi\ lh\ check
or
mane\
order.
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(:ui,iii,irt
-\utom,xic Kre\\ .ind Serve (:offcc
.\IAet-
ha5 heen m,lnut;ictured
to
5trlct
\l)txitic~~tlon\ .~nd designctl for uw cull\ 1,
ith
the
(1ui5in.irt Coffee \I,iher p.irt\
for J
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1nodK1.
These \\
drr,intie\ e\prc~\l!
c\ciuilK ,~n! ilKfKct4 or
il.imayc5 c,luiKd
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mu\oriK\. rKpl.icuncnt pm
or
repir
wn ice other
th.ln those th,lt h.11 c’ heen
.luthori/etl II\ (:u~\ln,lrt.
These warranties do not cowr
an!- damape cwsed
by
accident, misuse, shipment or other than
ordinan- household use.
These warranties esclude all incident.4 or
consequential
damapes.
Some
states do
not
allow the exclusion of’ or
limitxion
of
incident31
or consequential damqes, so the
l’orepoins
limitation or exclusion
ma!-
not
apply
to
!-ou.
CALIFORW
RESIDENTS
OhXY
Gliformd
Ia\\ pro\-ide\ that
for
In-\\,uranty
Sewice,
Cdiforni.t
residents ha\-r the option
oi
returning 3
non~onforrllin~ product
(_\I
to thr
store 1,
here it \I .a purch,~wl or
(K) to
mother
retail
am tihich
sell\
(:ulklrt products ot
the same
n-pr.
The
rrt.d wrr sh.Ill
thrn.
at
itj
option.
eithrr rrpir
the product. refer
the
conmucr
to
‘in indqwndrnt rrpir
t;lcilit\.
replace the product or refund the
purch.w
price
les\
the
.m~ount directI\ .tttrihut,lhlr
to
the
con\unier’5
prior USJ~K
di
thK product.
If
either of
the ahow n\ o option5
do
not
result in
the dppropri,lte
relief to
the c‘onhumer.
the
consmiier m.i!- then t&r
the product
to
,111 independent rKp.lir fxilih if
WI-!
icr or
repir cdn
he
econoInic.ill!-
.lcc~~wplI~hrd.
(:uisinxt. ,]nd
not thr
con\umt’r. 5, III hr
re~ponsihle
for the
red\t)n.il)lr
tort of
\uch
wn
ice.
rrpiir.
rrpl,~cenirnt
or
rrfuntl ior
nonconforlniri~ pr~~ducb under 11
.irrmn.
CM0rni.i rrAdent\
m.i!
.iI\o. .it
their
prrferrncr.
rchlrn non~oniorIIlI~i~
product\
dirt’ctk
to
(~lli~illJrt b’
rKpIr
Or If
IXCCWIJ.
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lx
c,illiny our
(:on\unier Scn ice Crnter
A-free .it
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hr
rqxmsihle
for
the
cwt of thr
rrpir. rcpl.icrment
.md
\hipping
nnd h.indlinz for \uch nonconiorlnIn~
products under 1, .lrranF.
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BEFORE RETURNING YOUR
CUISINAR~
PRODUCT
If you are experiencing problems with your
Cuisinart@
product, we suggest that you call our
Consumer Service Center at l-800-726-0190
before returning the product for servicing.
Often, our Consumer Service Representatives
can help solve the problem without having
the product serviced. If servicing is needed,
a Representative can confirm whether the
product is under warranq and direct you to
the nearest service location.
*
Important:
If the nonconforming product is
to be
serviced
by someone other than
Cuisinart’s Authorized Service Center,
please remind the servicer to call our
Consumer Service Center to ensure that
the problem is properly diagnosed,
the product is serviced with the correct parts
and the product is still under warranty.
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1999
Cuisinart
Cuisinart” is a registered trademark of Cuisinart.
Cuisinart
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Road
East
\\lndsor, 13
08520
Printed in China
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